in your hour of need

In your hour of need, you may call on me.

"We will be with you in your hour of need," she said.

It was my duty to serve you in your hour of need.

I've come to help you in your hour of need."

"I shall not desert you in your hour of need."

We'll file first and allege that she deserted you in your hour of need."

Yes, indeed, you need a man to comfort you in your hour of need.

Knowing that in your hour of need, when danger surrounded you, I could not aid you.

It would not be proper to desert you folk in your hour of need, so I am not doing it.

Here I am, rescuing you in your hour of need and you impugn my motives."

"I was most happy to help you in your hour of need, Miss Spring," Hiram stepped aside.

They took you in, they protected you in your hour of need, and you killed them.

And those who do eventually come to power in Egypt should bear in mind where Israel stood in your hour of need.

"I'm sorry, Bernard, I would have been there in your hour of need, but there wasn't a parking space available."

You don't think we would abandon you in your hour of need, do you?" '

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D you breathe the name of your saviour in your hour of need, And taste the blame if the flavor should remind y..

You can't ask too much, my dear Autom, it will not desert you in your hour of need if you do not desert it.

"Never assume that the United States government is necessarily going to be on your side in your hour of need," Mr. Van Dieppen said.

HPF's representatives - experienced advisors from HUD-approved agencies - will be able to give you support and advice in your hour of need.

He said, addressing the Makkans : "I deliver myself to you as a surety that Kinanah will not pounce upon you in your hour of need."

As you enter the world of medicine and are confronted with serious problems and need assistance, look for that little old woman, and I will be there in your hour of need."

And because I feel so deeply for you in your hour of need, I have done a little calling around, and finally managed to track down Max Friedlander's agent.

It brought home - home to the middle-class community of Kew Gardens, Queens - the depths of urban anomie and rekindled a primal fear that the big city is a place in which you are likely to be abandoned in your hour of need.

To know that, in your hour of need, you are in the same boat as your neighbour and to see help given in a spirit of solidarity has answered the question raised by a lot of people in this country: why exactly do we want Europe and do we need it?